BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: City’s official recognition of salt-box art picks up steam

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City’s official recognition of salt-box art picks up steam It all started with artist Juliet Ames, whose quirky decorations on salt boxes citywide have gotten national attention.

It all started with artist Juliet Ames, whose quirky decorations on salt boxes citywide have gotten national attention. (Most recently, she’s branched out into decorating abandoned pay phone booths, which was the focus of a Scripps National story.)

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